Land of the Titans

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Description

Meet again with Doris and Ralph, our two famous adventurers that are now on a new incredible mission. You probably remember them from the mission about the brothers Grimm. They followed their traces in order to discover more information about their stories. The game Land of the Titans belongs to the categories Hidden Objects, HTML5 and has been played 35023 times. It has a score of 86 and it has received 242 yes and 37 no. In the same categories you can find the games Charming Christmas and Christmas Treasury which we think you should try.


Instructions: Use your mouse to play this game.
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Doris and Ralph, the two explorers who once followed the trail of the brothers Grimm to learn more about their stories, return in Land of the Titans with a new mission. The title hints at where they are headed this time, somewhere far older and larger than a fairy tale.

You help them by searching the scenes they pass through. The game is free in the browser, uses only the mouse, and is listed with our Puzzle games as well as the hidden object ones.

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Helping Doris and Ralph

Every location Doris and Ralph reach is crowded with clutter, and only some of it matters. The game shows which pieces the pair needs. Hunt for them in the picture and click each one to pick it up. Once nothing is left to collect, the explorers can push on with their mission.

Click objectsMouse
Buttons and menusMouse click
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Tips for sharp eyes

  • Scan the picture in slow lines from left to right, like reading a page.
  • Objects are often drawn smaller than you expect, so check the tiny details.
  • Take a short break if everything starts to blur together.
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Game details

Platforms
Desktop
Rating
86.74% (279 votes)
Times played
35.023
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Frequently asked questions

Have Doris and Ralph appeared before?

Yes, in an earlier mission they followed the traces of the brothers Grimm to learn more about their stories.

What kind of game is Land of the Titans?

A hidden object search, so observation matters far more than reflexes.